Who will be the last undefeated?

Houston, of course. And if we're lucky, we'll have as much attendance for the season as we did for one famous game (Game of the Century) 47-48 years ago.

RiP Guy Lewis

(12-04-2015 10:05 PM)_C2_ Wrote:  Houston, of course. And if we're lucky, we'll have as much attendance for the season as we did for one famous game (Game of the Century) 47-48 years ago.

RiP Guy Lewis

That is one of my favorite games of all time, matching undefeated teams led by Houston's Elvin Hayes and UCLA's Lew Alcindor. Over 50,000 fans watched in the Astrodome and people got to watch a college basketball game on TV in primetime for the first time ever. UCLA blew the Cougars out a couple of months later in the tournament, but Houston had ended the Bruins' 2 1/2 year winning streak. Being a kid from east Texas at the time, I was loving it.

As far as who the last undefeated team will be, I think it will likely be a school from one of the lower rung of conferences. I would like Princeton, but they play eight of their next 10 on the road. I would say Grand Canyon if they weren't playing Louisville tonight. So my guess will be UNC-Wilmington. If the last undefeated comes from a power conference, I'd say Michigan State has the best chance to stay that way the longest. They have a pretty weak schedule heading into Big 10 play, except for Florida and I don't expect the Gators to be much of a challenge.

RIP NIU undefeated in basketball =*(

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South Carolina could realistically be undefeated going into conference play. We don't play anyone other than Memphis